Email: hshearer@cmcc.ca
CMCC Phone #: 647-805-3541
Social Media: LinkedIn
Accepting Students for supervision: ✓
Looking for faculty collaborators: ✓
Looking to join a research project as a team member:
I have always had a passion for clinically impactful research. Training as a clinical epidemiologist was the perfect synergy for applying my clinical knowledge, lived experience, and further advancing my methodological and research skills to improve patient outcomes.
I have been very fortunate to be involved with a variety of research projects and work with incredible mentors and collaborators to date. My early years focused on adult musculoskeletal research. More recently, I’ve developed an interest in rehabilitation with a specific focus on paediatric pain trajectories and access to rehabilitation services. I am also interested in mixed-methods research, which integrates benefits of quantitative and qualitative approaches.
Role: Committee Member Level: Resident Student Name: Kristen Mangos Institution: Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College Thesis/Project Title: TBD
Role: Supervisor Level: Resident Student Name: Alexandra Sgro Institution: Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College Thesis/Project Title: TBD
Role: Supervisor Level: Resident Student Name: Katie Svoboda Institution: Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College Thesis/Project Title: Investigating the feasibility of utilizing a community injury surveillance form in a convenience sample of youth rugby players.
Role: Co-Supervisor Level: Masters Student Name: Simran Walia Institution: Ontario Tech University Thesis/Project Title: Exploring Wait Times for Pediatric Habilitation/Rehabilitation Services for Children who are Neurodiverse in Durham, Ontario
Role: Committee Member Level: Masters Student Name: Navreen Jhawar Institution: Ontario Tech University Thesis/Project Title: Are young Canadian adults with self-reported depression and mobility limitations less likely to consult Family Doctors, Psychologists, Social Workers and Psychiatrists than those without mobility limitations? A population-based cross-sectional study.
Role: Supervisor Level: Undergraduate Student Name: Simran Walia Institution: Ontario TTrends in access to government funded rehabilitation services between 2012-2022 for families of children and youth with disabilities living in the Durham Region: A pilot study.
Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ontario Tech University
Darcy Fehlings, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital/p>
Grandview Children’s Centre
Agency/Organization:: SSHRC Small Grants Program 2024 – Explore Stream Title:: Structural barriers and facilitators to accessing habilitation and rehabilitation among children with cerebral palsy. Role: Co-Investigator
Agency/Organization: Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation Title: Optimizing care for older adults: predicting non-responders to care across MSK disorders and treatments. Role: Co-Investigator
Agency/Organization: Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation Title:: An IDEAL-Rehab Framework to guide study design and conduct of rehabilitation interventions. Role: Co-Primary Investigator
Agency/Organization:: Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC) Alternative Funding Plan (AFP) Innovation Fund Title:Combined in-person and internet-delivered cognitive behavioural pain management program for children and youth with cerebral palsy: A clinical feasibility study. Role: Co-Primary Investigator
